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The clip is taken from a TED talk that Aye gave in 2019, titled “Is the Surgical World Ready for Adolescent Gender Surgery?” Aye says:
If as soon as pubertal blockers were added [to a male child’s drug regimen] and then estrogen was added to [his] therapy — [his] testes never developed. In fact, [he] does not make any sperm. And [his] reproductive capability to be a biological parent has been eliminated. [His] testes are non-functional and in medicine, don’t we often recommend the removal of non-functional organs, like an appendix?
Stanford Children's doctor says "the demand for transgender surgery has increased by five-fold" and suggests that if a boy takes hormones and "her testes are non-functional," doctors should surgically remove them—even if the child is a minor. pic.twitter.com/tpc6xwpiRV
— Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@realchrisrufo) October 11, 2022
In other words: Since we’ve already rendered the boy’s sex organ non-functioning through drugs, what’s the point in making him wait until he’s 18 to be castrated? Why delay the inevitable?
R&I – FS
